Review on 🧣 Chemo Turbans for Women with Long Hair: Stylish Head Scarves for Cancer Patients by Heidi Thompson

I received two of these as gifts and ended up buying 6 more of each color I thought I would wear! I used to have very long, very thick hair before losing it to chemo 2 weeks after the first treatment (thank god I cut it before it fell out). But one thing most women don't realize is how sensitive and cold a bald head can be. BEST FIT AND STYLISH EVER, hands down! The hat's material is similar to that of a very thin but very soft pajama material, being cotton but just enough elastane to fit and stay on your head. I can't express how soft and wonderful it feels on a bald head! And then the bright colors and design options make it so enjoyable! The scarf stand is long enough that you can tie it in a knot and drape it over your shoulder for a gypsy look or tie it in a bow at the back. These are my two favorite ways to wear it. It's also long enough to wrap and tie in the front, but I think that takes away from the beauty of the flowing scarf and the great print and color design. Because he has a super soft cotton/spandex hat with a scarf attached. Plus, you don't have to worry about it slipping or moving once you put it on your head! I have tried using only nice scarves but found that they move so much on my head and when I try to fasten a hat pin or brooch it rubs against my head and the weight causes the scarf to move emotional. But it's the best of both worlds, a very soft and well fitting hat that doesn't move with a pretty scarf! Yes they are a bit more expensive than most other chemo caps at $15-16 each when you can get other brands and types for that price that will give you 2-5 caps for the price but you will NOT get softer and more comfortable find on your head!